Scan of Teide's Mouflons Using 3D Scanning as a Control Tool

Researchers at the Teide National Park in Spain used 3D scanning to monitor mouflon populations.

The Teide National Park in Spain has been using 3D scanning to monitor the population of mouflons, a type of wild sheep, in the area. The technology allows for the creation of digital twins of the animals, which can be used to track their movements and behavior. This information can be used to inform conservation efforts and ensure the long-term sustainability of the population.